Use of the Fresnel equations in the theory of angle-resolved photoemission
MAB Whitaker - Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 1978 - iopscience.iop.org
… The necessity ofconsidering the refracted and reflected photons by means of the Fresnel
equations has been emphasised by Feibelman (1974). The effect of angle of incidence in
angle-resolved photoemission has also been discussed recently by a number of authors.
Weeks and Plummer (1977) have presented some extremely interesting results for … We
now use this value of k, cos 8, in the Fresnel equations. First we consider the case of s-polarisation.
Defining A, as the amplitude of the reflected wave, we find that …
equations has been emphasised by Feibelman (1974). The effect of angle of incidence in
angle-resolved photoemission has also been discussed recently by a number of authors.
Weeks and Plummer (1977) have presented some extremely interesting results for … We
now use this value of k, cos 8, in the Fresnel equations. First we consider the case of s-polarisation.
Defining A, as the amplitude of the reflected wave, we find that …
Use of the Fresnel equations in the theory of angle-resolved photoemission
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Use of the Fresnel equations in the theory of angle-resolved photoemission … Use of the
Fresnel equations in the theory of angle-resolved photoemission … Derivations of the
Fresnel equations for a dielectric-metal boundary are discussed in a critical fashion, and the
equations are used to calculate the vector potential outside a surface bombarded by a
photon beam, as a function of angle of incidence. …
Fresnel equations in the theory of angle-resolved photoemission … Derivations of the
Fresnel equations for a dielectric-metal boundary are discussed in a critical fashion, and the
equations are used to calculate the vector potential outside a surface bombarded by a
photon beam, as a function of angle of incidence. …